People's Pilot, Volume 2, Number 37, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 March 1893 — The Difference. [ARTICLE]

The Difference.

“Whoa there, I say, whoa, you brute!” The man jerked his horse savagely, pulliug him right and left for the simple reason that when he had left the poor animal a moment it had moved towards a spot of grass, which it began to nibble, when it was reined up by its angry master. At the same moment another man who had stopped his team opposite was lifting a dozen jolly boys and girls from his truck and dropping them gently on the grass. “Thank you, mister,” they chorused as, smiling, he drove away. Out of the goodness of his hearths had treated them to a ride. His neighbor vented his bad temper on his horse. The conditions of the men were parallels, but their souls we're as far apart as the poles. Smiles and scowl* indicate the moral temperature.— Detroit Free Press.